The NBA presents a full 9-game slate on Sunday, spanning early-afternoon tipoffs to a late-night finale.
Expert NBA best bets for today’s action:
San Antonio Spurs (11-2) vs. Utah Jazz (1-12)
San Antonio carries an 11-game winning streak into the matchup after opening the season 0-2, while Utah has dropped 11 consecutive games following a 1-1 start.
A 17.5-point spread highlights the disparity, with San Antonio having covered the number earlier in the month (119-97 on Nov. 2) though their prior meeting on Oct. 28 required overtime, finishing 117-111.
My Pick: OVER 222.5 at -114 (DraftKings)
The OVER is 2-5 for Utah at home and 2-4 for the Spurs on the road, but San Antonio’s offense should reach 120+ points unless they ease off. If Utah scored 118 against Houston, they could approach 110 against San Antonio, potentially pushing the total OVER the number.
New York Knicks (6-6) vs. Toronto Raptors (5-7)
New York’s offense has struggled this season, averaging 109.8 points per game—25th in the league—compared to a 116.5 scoring average last year.
Toronto has been more productive offensively, averaging 114.3 points per game (15th in the league), while holding opponents to 112.8 points (tied for 13th). However, the Raptors have been hampered by injuries, with Kawhi Leonard and Scottie Barnes sidelined; Barnes is listed as questionable after last playing on November 4.
My Pick: UNDER 217.5 at -110
Skepticism surrounds New York’s ability to cover a 4.5-point spread, especially if Barnes returns to boost Toronto’s attack. Nevertheless, the Knicks’ defense should contain the Raptors’ offense, with both teams likely hovering around 100 points.
Toronto’s defensive posture should stifle New York’s scoring rhythm, suggesting the UNDER is the lean play for the contest.
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